Chinese tech company Chuwei recently launched the new Chuwi Hi-Power powerbank, a hefty 10050mAh external battery pack that supports the new Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 technology.

The new powerbank essentially gives users the much needed power juice, ideal for mobility and long-term use.

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Despite its massive battery capacity, the Chuwi Hi-Power powerbank still sports a tiny form, as it only measures 103.5mm x 60.91mm x 22.8mm.

Aside from being slightly smaller than a conventional smartphone, its weight, which is just 195 grams, makes it easier to carry around.

Housed on its case is an LG and Panasonic high density battery cells, along with Texas Instruments microchip, which makes it extra efficient with a 93 percent conversion rate.

While these specs may appear typical to some, it is worth noting that when it comes to software, the Chuwi Hi-Power powerbank is definitely an interesting product, according to Giz China.

Now that it already supports Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0, which is a fast-charging technology, the product received praises from users and critics.

The Chuwi Hi-Power powerbank has two USB ports - one microUSD and one normal USB port - that both provide 18 watts of power. It also supports Apple Charge protocols, which means that it can also recharge Apple devices.

On top of everything is the AiCharge technology which essentially picks the optimal and most efficient charging currents for devices that do not support Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0.

The Chuwi Hi-Power powerbank that supports Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 is currently available in limited presale run for only $23, and shipment is expected to start by Oct. 25. Chuwi has yet to announce the official price tag of the unit once presale ends.

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